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FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection Staff Submits Comment on Internet of Things and Consumer Product Hazards
Defendants Settle Allegations They Deceived Consumers Through Get-Rich-Quick Scheme
FTC Reaches Settlement with Defendant Related to Tech Support Scam
FTC Releases Agenda for June Workshop on Cryptocurrency Scams
Genius Technologies, LLC
FTC Gives Final Approval to Settlement with PayPal Related to Allegations Involving its Venmo Peer-to-Peer Payment Service
Mobile Phone Maker BLU Reaches Settlement with FTC over Deceptive Privacy and Data Security Claims
FTC to Host Cryptocurrency Workshop on June 25
FTC Warns Gator Group, Tinitell that Online Services Might Violate COPPA
FTC Approves Red Ventures’ Application to Sell Caring.com
Red Ventures Holdco and Bankrate, In the Matter of
Red Ventures and Bankrate agreed to divest Bankrate’s Caring.com business unit to settle FTC charges that their $1.4 billion merger would likely harm competition in the market for third-party paid referral service for senior living facilities. According to a complaint filed by the FTC, Red Ventures and Bankrate supply proprietary internet content and customer leads for a variety of industries. Caring.com is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bankrate, while two of Red Ventures’ largest shareholders jointly own A Place for Mom.com, the largest provider of such services. According to FTC’s complaint, Caring.com and A Place for Mom.com are each other’s closest competitors, competing for national and local business. The complaint alleges that the two Red Venture shareholders have the collective ability to significantly influence management of Red Venture and Caring.com. Thus, if consummated, the transaction may increase the chance for Red Ventures to unilaterally exercise market power and the potential for coordinated interaction between Caring.com and A Place for Mom. Under the terms of the proposed settlement, the parties will divest Caring.com no later than six months after the acquisition and provide transition services to an FTC-approved buyer.
Uber Agrees to Expanded Settlement with FTC Related to Privacy, Security Claims
FTC-IRS Initiative Aims to Make it Easier for Consumers to Report Tax-Related Identity Theft
FTC Seeks Comment on Proposed Modifications to Video Game Industry Self-Regulatory Program Approved under the COPPA Safe Harbor Program
FTC Requests Public Comment on Agilent Technologies, Inc.’s Application to Approve Cross-License Agreement
Statement by the Acting Director of FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection Regarding Reported Concerns about Facebook Privacy Practices
CDK Global and Auto/Mate, In the Matter of
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